Goddess-gifted salad
It’s not often that salad is the star of the show, but green goddess dressing – loud, tangy and herbaceous – isn’t for the sidelines. Charmaine Katz whips up a green goddess midweek marvel with potato salad and sesame-crusted schnitzel in this week’s episode of Let’s Cook.
DINNER TONIGHT
Salad days
It tastes almost too indulgent to be a salad, and yet this creamy, peppery assortment of burrata, grilled courgette and nectarine is both nourishing and delicious. Keep plenty of ciabatta on hand for mopping duty.
SIP OF THE WEEK
Cheers to English Wine Week
In not-so-distant memory, English wine was sniffed at – now there’s a whole week devoted to celebrating the homegrown stuff. Raise a glass of regeneratively grown Leckford Estate Brut, a toasty, peach-tinged Hampshire fizz.
SHOPPING
Things we're buying this week
SHOPPING
Things we're buying this week
Development chef Paul Gamble shares what he’ll be basketing this week.
No.1 Slow Cooked Hot Smoked Beef Brisket
“For anyone who loves rich BBQ flavours, this beef brisket is an absolute standout – it boasts a deliciously smoky flavour that tastes like it spent hours in a backyard smokehouse, paired with a perfectly tender texture.”
No.1 French Petit Lucques Olives
“My absolute favourite olive. They are crisp, buttery and mildly sweet, perfect on a charcuterie board or as a quiet evening snack with a cold beer.”
No.1 Cornish Crab Topper
“This little pot brings a wonderful hit of nostalgia. The Cornish crab is super sweet and packed full of flavour. It’s incredibly versatile – equally perfect for fresh seaside sandwiches or tossing through pasta with lemon for a quick, elegant dinner.”
Unearthed 6 Pastel de Nata
“These are spectacularly authentic with their flaky pastry and rich, perfectly caramelised custard centres. One bite instantly transports me back to sunny holidays in Portugal.”
IN MY BASKET
Shimaya Dashi No Moto is Zena Kamgaing’s go-to for consistent extra savoury depth
The recipe writer, content creator and cookbook author uses this Japanese flavouring in soups, sauces and marinades, and for veggies that need more depth. In a dish like oyakodon, where the broth is simple, it really shines.
“I love Shimaya Dashi No Moto because it delivers serious flavour with almost no effort. With just a small amount, you get a deeply savoury, umami-rich depth that instantly makes any broth taste like it’s been simmering for hours. What I come back to is how consistent it is. You know exactly what you’re going to get every time, which makes it easy to use, especially in quick, everyday cooking. It’s a staple in my kitchen.”
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